Geelong copped the full force of a pro-Richmond crowd in 2017 but Dangerfield said the Cats were keen to play in front of a packed house - regardless of whether the Tigers had bigger numbers.
"I don't think it gets you off your game - you love hearing it," he said.
"There's nothing like a packed crowd. You'd prefer it to be your own supporters but you appreciate it for what it is, when it is the opposition. So you want to play in (front of) as big a crowd as possible."
Dangerfield emphasised the importance of Geelong retaining possession against the Tigers, whose game is built on manic pressure and rapid transition.
"When they generate movement from their back half, every single player moves forward and really looks to press and overlap," Dangerfield said.
"So we've got to make sure we don't turn the ball over in positions where it's impossible to defend, continue to give our forwards a good look and chop out our defenders where possible.
"They're an incredible side, they have been for a long time. They've got a great contribution of even players and then they've got some superstars in there as well."
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